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QTL detection for grain oil and starch content and their associations in two connected F₂:₃ populations in high-oil maize

2010-07-01

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High-oil maize (Zea mays L.) has special value in animal feed and human food. Two hundred and eight-four and 265 F₂:₃ families developed from two crosses between one high-oil maize inbred and two normal dent maize inbreds were evaluated for grain oil and starch contents under two environments. Using composite interval mapping, 1-6 QTL for each trait were detected under each environment and in combined analysis in...

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59c2d5dc-0613-5925-8346-1189061adf03
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10.1007/s10681-010-0123-1
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